Sentence examples for Tiny radius from inspiring English sources

Without the drag of these breweries, those that distribute outside a tiny radius may be able to more easily compromise with the NJRA on this and future issues.

Neutron stars are tiny objects (with a radius of only 10 km!), but they are expected to be very bright in X-rays when they are a thousand years old because the neutron star surface is so hot.

Because neutron stars form when a star that may be spinning slowly collapses to a tiny fraction of its radius, like the proverbial skater drawing in his arms, they can have very high spin rates.

It is low priced, has a great turning radius, is not tiny and comes nicely appointed.

The resulting blade has a "radius of curvature"–the tiny edge of the blade, which is actually rounded at the microscopic level – of about 50 nanometers.

The tiny object has is 1.3 km radius, and was discovered using the 'occultation' method, just as exoplanets are.

However, the proportion of tiny throats is the lower when median throat radius is larger.

When my then two-year old daughter was doing the Tinkle Dance, she would take one look at the only gas station restroom in a 200-mile radius, put her hands on her tiny hips, stomp her foot and declare vehemently, "I'm not going in there".

For pore materials with mean pore radii exceeding 5μm the experimentally unavoidable tiny total pressure gradient induces additional permeation flow which precludes the use of Graham's law for evaluation of transport parameters of the porous solids.

The radius of pore throat in tight sandstone is tiny, which can be measured by micrometer, so the effect of the fluid yield stress and the adsorption of the boundary layer cannot be ignored.

In 2002 03 five additional tiny moons, estimated to be about 15 30 km (9 18 miles) in radius, were discovered in Earth-based observations.